The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-06-17
Lewis & Son shipped their first
car load of wool Monday.

DR.. c. r. Ellis, veterinary surgeon
and dentist, Of San Antonio, Texas,
is in Owosso for short time, and is
located at the Exchange hotel. The
DIR. comes highly recommended and
has national reputation in his pro-
fession. All diseases of the horse,
especially of the teeth and feet, treated.
Consultation free. Call and see him.
Ladies' silk wraps, fans, mits, ho-
siery and shawls, at Osburn & Sons.
Elder ]. H. Hammond will preach
at the city hall next Lords day,
morning and evening at the usual
hour.
The Bailey Manufacturing Co. has
just completed one Of their celebrat-
ed veneering machines, SO adjusted
as to cut shingles 20 inches long and
two shingles at once. 1t will be sent
TO Florida; and can now be seen at
their foundry.
On Wednesday evening Oriental
Encampment 1. o. 0. F. elected the
following officers for the ensuing
term; c. p, M. Keyte; III. p, II. L.
Lewis; S. W., H. Seyfreth; 5, H. b.
Dewey; Treas J. H. Goetzen; j.
W., B. S. Retain.
l.. c. Webb, Of Mason, one of the
most enterprising and popular horse
breeders Of the State, spent Thurs
day in Owosso looking over the
horses and breeding establishments.
Wheat fell 70 cents per bushel in
Chicago, Tuesday, causing fifteen
houses 10 suspend, and more are ex
pecied to follow
Strawberries 3A cents per qurrt in
the Tscal market Wednesday.
The TIMES is under obligations for
an invitation to be the guest Of the
Toledo Press Club, June 18th on the
occasion of the opening of the
Presque Isle summer resort.
The publisher of the Detroit Even.
ing Journal, w. H. Brearley, is to be
congratulated on having secured the
services of Hon. Gil. K. Osmun as
tssuse news editor. For years Gil.
made the Evening News the newsiest
paper ever published in the State,
and consequently, despite its abomin
able advocacy of the free trade
heresy, the most popular. Now let
Mr.. Brearley make the Journal out
spoken in favor of the protective
policy, and with Gil. as state news
editor, it will have circulation with
ont a parallel in the state.
Toe slippers and walking shoes, in
the latest styles, at I. Collins.
Ladies' summer gauze, Balbriggan
KNIT underwear; fine assortment, at
Osburn & Sons.
The c. & G.. L. railway company
has recently placed some elegant new
coaches on the route between Port
Huron and Chicago, and we are in
formed that some will be put on the
d. & M. road in a short time.
The Lebanon, N. H., Free Press,
which Phoenix like has risen from
the ashes, comes to us again just as
natural as though it had not passed
through the fire. And by the way,
it is not too much to say tor it that
under the editorial management of
Hon. E. H. Cheney it has been for a
quarter of century one of the ablest
edited, most reliable, and unhinch-
ing for the Republican party, and
always right on all the great moral
questions OF the day, Of any local
paper which reaches our table. The
TINES wishes it yet another quarter
of a century Of unbounded prosperity
under it's present management.
The L. & N. M. railway will give
an excursion next Sunday to Whit
more Lake, Washtenaw county. The
tram will leave Owosso station at
S;sS a m, and returning it will leave
at p. m. Fare for the round trip
$I.oo.
The Michigan Central r. r. Co.
will sell excursion tickets to all Mich
igan points on their lines for the 4th.
Good TO 60 on the I'd, sd and 4th
and to return on the sth.
The G. & G.. T. and the ID. & M.
railway companies put into effect on
Wednesday new passenger fare
schedule at three cents per mile and
every fraction thereof. Heretofore
all rates have been computed to make
even change on the basis of nickle.
They have, also, changed their rates
for round trip tickets so that there
will be a deduction from regular
double fare rates of 10 per cent. BY
This arrangement fare to Ovid and
return will' be 54 cents; heretofore j
has been SIS, and so all along the
route.